What were the consequences of EITHER the Peloponnesian Wars?

Running head : PELOPONNESIAN WAR

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Nearly during fifty years that preceded Peloponnesian War , the Greek history was characterized by development of the city of Athens as the main power in the Mediterranean world . The ancient Greece is a term used to describe the Greek speaking world in the ancient times which included the Hellenic culture that were settled in Greek during the ancient times

The ancient times in Greece was influenced by frequent migration as

br several people were forced to leave their land due to pressure from superior tribes . People were not free to cultivate their land since they could not predict when the invaders would come . Most of these people sort refuge in the city of Athens as a safe retreat . No form of communication , no freedom of trade and the richest soil were frequently invaded thus changed master . Such fertile district included most parts of Peloponnese , Boeotia , and Thessaly (Hanson , V , 2005

The city of Athens in Europe was the birthplace of democracy and became the most powerful and the leading city in the Ancient Greece during the first millennium BC . Classical democracy which was also called Athenian democracy was the democratic system that greatly developed in the Ancient Greek city state Athens and it 's surrounding such the Attica Many states in Greek also had democracies but not in the Athenian model nor were they as powerful and stable as the Athenian democracy...